Viscosity of liquids containing spherical molecules or ions
David B. Davies, Andrew J. Matheson
Abstract
David B. Davies, Andrew J. Matheson
Abstract
The temperature dependence of the viscosity of some molecular and ionic liquids is examined. Liquids composed of spherical molecules or ions obey the Arrhenius viscosity equation throughout the liquid range, while liquids containing non-spherical molecules or ions deviate from Arrhenius behaviour. This supports previous conclusions that, in the Arrhenius region, a molecule must be free to rotate many times during the time between translational jumps.
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The temperature dependence of the viscosity of some molecular and ionic liquids is examined. Liquids composed of spherical molecules or ions obey the Arrhenius viscosity equation throughout the liquid range, while liquids containing non-spherical molecules or ions deviate from Arrhenius behaviour. This supports previous conclusions that, in the Arrhenius region, a molecule must be free to rotate many times during the time between translational jumps.
Key concepts: Arrhenius equation, Viscosity, Ionic liquid, Chemistry, Ion, Molecule, Atmospheric temperature range, Thermodynamics